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    Little Dot MK III SE Review — Headfonics

    • Based on the Little Dot website, the MK III SE can be thought of as the ultimate upgrade to the MK III series. This means that it has a fully balanced circuit from the input to the output stage while maintaining th… See more

    Design

    At around 250mm wide, the MK III SE can be considered as a half-width chassis making it relatively compact. It doesn’t take up much space on my desk, but it weighs quite a bit b… See more

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    I/O

    The MK III SE has balanced inputs in the form of a pair of 3-pin balanced XLR, and a dual RCA input as an option for connecting single-ended sources. However, it should be noted th… See more

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    Controls

    There is a limited number of switches on the MK III SE, with a power switch at the back, and a volume knob in front. Underneath the device, 2 small slits allow access to … See more

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    Packaging & Accessories

    The MK III SE is packed in a plain cardboard box that also doubles as its shipping box. Inside, the MK III SE is amply protected with inappropriate foam inserts to ensure tha… See more

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    Is the Little Dot Mk III a good tube amp?
    All in all a beautiful product and highly recommended. If you're looking for a beast of a tube amp that will output enough power to satisfy volume and push those drivers to get what you can out of your headphones, the Little Dot MK III is the best performer for the price out of the little dot line.
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